Manaal
Fragrance notes
Character
The garden table holds a glass of iced tea that beads with condensation. Sunlight sits high enough to warm the stone beneath the chair, and the air carries a crisp snap of rhubarb cut fresh from the stalk. Pear and black currant press against that tart edge, lending a juicy weight that feels bright rather than heavy. The fruit reads clean and vivid, like something just picked and sliced onto a plate.
Orange blossom begins to rise as the morning warms, joined by a creamy tuberose that moves through the space with a noticeable presence. Rose adds a soft petal texture that keeps the white flowers from flattening into a single note. The blend feels lush and slightly animalic, giving the air a lived-in richness that sits comfortably against the green surroundings.
Hazelnut appears near the table's edge, its sweet, toasted character wrapping around the sandalwood that grounds the scene. The wood stays smooth and steady, letting the gourmand warmth settle without turning cloying. Fruity and floral elements continue to drift through, creating a space that feels both elegant and approachable in the open air.
Manaal rests in this moment as a sunny table surrounded by blooming branches, the air thick with ripe fruit and fresh flowers.
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